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SPOKFSMVN
P O l'R
GRAIN BAGS
WE HAVE GRAIN BAGS AND TWINE READY
FOR THE FARMERS FOR HARVEST TIME. IN
ANY QUANTITY. AND W ILL SELL SAME AT
THE LOWEST PRICE.
SEE US BEFORE
PLACING YOt’R ORDER FOR THESE GOODS
ELSEWHERE.
Poultry Shipments
BRING IN YOUR POULTRY THAT YOU WANT
TO DISPOSE OF AND WE W ILL PAY THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. WE W ILL BUY
ALL YOU BRING IN. HERE IS AN OPPOR­
TUNITY FOR YOU TO MARKET YOUR
POULTRY*.
Redmond Union Warehouse Company
C. H
M I L L E R . Manager
H H * C. L P A U i K K
Al Redmond. Oregon
»C W C R tP T IO N
RATES
Strictly I« Advance
Tum-A-Lum Lumber (,
l U n i H i t n i MU « n *|*
j i» |K*hprtT
th»« »'ttjf.
Published every Thursday ni
O K G Y M Z I
» n o » («rii. in Ih- »‘» • - I '
dtstrlet » » n i out there Ih* >'
ih* ae e k lo harveet b l« crop
M id h» had *n«M «H l •**•»•> w
.1.1 ih* harvcattns bui Ih *» «I l
»>» him down on th* Job. so h* concluded
io do th* work himself
One year
................................ •
Sia month«
■ •
T h ro* m o n t h « ............................. .
«tingi* o>|il**
known
Advertising R « l * « made kn
upon application
T>»«k Fir*« Pvt»*—
M s tw e ll Hutler. the Ulti* «**» •»»
Mr and Mrs Grover Sherwood took
Kntered « » aecsvod c l » » « “ uu " “ r first p m * m his c l « » » si Ih* eugenie
July 1*. l » t o . at ih* p o e t o « « .
conimi « t Ih* V sk lm s Atate Talc
Redmond. Oregon. und*r Ib* «i
March J. 1 * 7 »
P r * »« hing w e e v il«»—
T h e r* will be preaching at th*
TH l'RSPAY. tMT ». 1 >*3
Methodist church next Sunday, both
morning nnd evening
Sub|*cl for
1 K l » I M « I IIIM
morning.
As a Man Thlnk*ih
TH YT H U B «
Topic for evening will be announced
T ill N t.»
nt lh* morning service W K Kagan.
T h e Arm o f l.yach k Roberts of
|#f
th \% city, who conduct th t l*ric«*At
general merchandise business In t e a ­ Vtlcm leil F air—
tral Oregon, has just issued s
J \V Brewe r M A Lynch and
page price list o f goods they have K C Imm ele were among Ih* Red
for sale IB the different departments monJ
« h o «Mended the fslr
o f their large store
The price list
l.»|dlaw laal Thuraday
They all
la intended for distribution In the
|B high terms o f lh# fine ex
territo ry tributary to Redmond and h|M|
in other parts of Crook county, snd
It ts expected that th* publication l i u i n c r » « n »»( ì l i * ' ' l o f t *
will bring a good patronage lo the
The Spark« T h * « t * r » I I I b* <•
above Arm from
people
» h o are t u r old Friday. October in and
wise and economical buyers and » lah i-om m*nior«t* Ih* * * * n l » I I I g 'v *
to aave money.
f r r * matin** lo all children ai
Nlrears Lynch and Roberts have o clock «n Ih* above dal*
T h * An
priced their goods in th* list at such ,,.r>ar, I is nee has been post poned
a figure that It will pay the people on act.ounl „ { ih * coming Potato
who have
been
patronlxlng mall s h o « g „ , j y . | r
or der houses to come to Redmond to
trade with the above Arm or send In ^r f . , MP.
Hull*
K*v W K Raaan. pa»lor o f th*
M K church of I b i« city, « I I I pr*ach
al Shepard «chool ho u»* al P o » e l i
Hull* n*tt Sunday afternoon
S
\N
r :\ G l\ K L K IN G
I
U H M
!.. ••»»•c e ti.
, T
j
part ment to aid lu all quest Ions « l o n g « b * building II... th», ^
N l M ai..1.1 i t r « » f . o . l « « r a d i i a l * M V b lU
. .g g ^
iste.l with the department and It Is hop.
t t , „ „ ,J
„.
,.! !.. ghie to rende» S l . s l • « • * ! • « whe,..
wtkll J
,
.
I. . l i t r i . » l.o are unslite to « . ■
, „ k,
aid them In ll.elr problems this d epa rtm ent » I I I .
. t i l e l i d e « « » r to a . l n « - la t.-sat.! I S the h e »I M l
►\,i .pc. lai I..... « I'........ .. K ’ •» » ' »* ' *
U
u
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whenever p«*«»lble. may he furnlahed th ro ugh Ibis >1 . » i t * ^ ,
lu regard to the
Plan It— ka. ' .oplew o f will. :.
,h .
nut this department will be « h l * to g l « * p la n « an I
any design therein and for any rhan gea that may h* de s tai q
.icisti*
) . l i m a t e « of M e •
the lum ber bill* si. ' Ill g| « g
« I I I be furnished for rm h design
T h i s b«»«.h. by the « « y
1‘ lau ll.H.k of the .lav snd lias In It a great many ."»ri|cg| g
fully deerrtbed. also a number o f exeelient barn plans
It Is not our purpose, by org anis ing thin department, ta
alth Us ai arehltm ts snd e on tra ctor» In tha ,lesigt.lt,t of u>.
Ins» I at her It is thought that a * «h a ll I.» able lu al.l u.to««,
are not «b l a to » e t surh local men to aarva tharu In thia « a
s rr *ti.lra«vrln g io I m p i o t a our f a c i l i t i « * In rendering r<v,ia*t«,
to our n i i l u i i iv f *
Trusting Hist » * n.sv be o f s e rv ir * to you In th * futur», tfe,
our engineering detuxrtment. u# nro.
T o u r s very truly.
T t M A 1.1 M I.I NI It► It K iM P u n
U lu .lr u lr and Iterati I W a te*, la
Did yon e v er consider buying t i r e « on any other
bast« than that o f price*
Do you put for th the same caution in buying them
as you do in buying cloth e»?
W e feel the same responsibility in selling tires that
a clothier d oe« in the goods he sell«.
W h y not consider these facts « h e n buying your next
tires and secure them from the
Central Oregon Garage
“ R E E D Y ’S ”
PHONE
A GOOD
F IT.
GOOD
70«
M ATE R IAL.
AND
THE
PRO­
TECTIO N A F FO R D E D BY A F A IR D E A LE R
r materially
lines
sineM her*.
has. by pro-
good goods
xtendtng all
t » I t h good
t Up a large
trade, until today, as stated above
t b e j have the largest general m*r
rhandise store in Central Oregon
It 1» such business men as the«*
who make towns and cities
They
ad vertise what they have to offer,
get in touch with the buying public,
get the buyers to their store, and In
this way bring In outside money and
help the town In which they are lo-
rated In more ways than one
Every
buy er who comes to Redmond to
trade, whether with Lynch k Roberts
or with some other business man » h o
has attracted
them
here by their
publicity, helps all the people In the
city Indirectly, fo r each person In
business here benefits to some extent
from the money that Is left here for
Ton igh t i Thursday l and Frlds
night » I I I be " f e a t u r e " night« at l l
Spark» Theater and fir* lnt*r*«tlti
picture« » I I I b* shown as f o l i o « «
It 1« N * * * r T o o lutl* to Mend
In t » o reels
“ C ollege I'h ap ero n» "
“ Children of Japan “
Itulldlng Pontoon Itrldges "
Natty* Industrie« “
o f this flour
SI’E( l.\l
(Continued from 1st pag e)
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parti
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p lon,
tnre<
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o f I.
I f Redm on d had a few more public rowa
spirited merchants like Lynch k
-j-j,
Roberta the city would be greatly j j j ,
benefited.
,
Building Material
D e a le r
in
O F A L L K IN D S
Lumber
Shingles
Lath
Brick
Lime
Cement
Roofing and Building Paper
Door and Window Screens
Sash, Doors
GIVE US A CALL
PRICES RIGHT
Wines and Liquors
Imported and
Domestic ('¡gars
IS*\ E T IIV T E A C H E R
AS T H Y S E L T
T h e fo llo w in g article has been
handed in f o r publication, and as The
Spokesman Is heartily in accord with
the sentiments expressed therein the
same is given spare In this Issue
“ It has often occurred to us that
children would get on so much bet-
ter at achool If parent« would only
c ultivate the friendship o f the teacher
more and win her confidence.
We
are quite sure that If mothers would
let the teachers see that they have
an Interest In them and the children.
too, It would stimulate the teachers
and their pupils.
It stands to rea-
son that If the teacher knows that
the parents are co-operating with her
the effo rt s which «h e puls forth are
mor e lik e ly to reault in greater pro-
gress being made by the children
T h e r e la no need whatever to make
a great friend o f the teacher, but It
would certainly help matters a great
deal If. say. the teachers were asked
to come and take tea at a definite
time, o r
spend a certain
evening
with the children and parents. Such
llttle matters are worth thinking
about and we
feel
convinced that
mothers who try what we have sug­
gested wil l be pleased with the re-
sulta.
Thia was not written at the
suggestion o f any teacher, either.
Redmond and Vicinity
S im s « H ere l a « l \\ eek —
I -ant week tw o different vaudeville
companies showed at the Sparks
T h e ate r and drew fair alxed audl-
enee«
One show had four people In
the party and the other one consisted
o f tw o p e rform er*
T he lar ger party
traveled In their own automobile,
Both shows put up very good per-
ten-spot offered by
the
prlnevllle
Flour ing Mills for the best bushel of
liluesteni » h e a t from a field of no!
lea» than five acre»
K 'Yh latler o f P rln e vllle won
the <20 corn planter offered by the
Parlln k Oren dorff Implement C o m ­
P * ny of Canton. Ill . fo r the beat
buahel o f corn from a field o f not
than one acre
Jack Summers of P rln e vllle won
'h e Oregon k W este rn Colonisation
Co ’• prlxe o f
• <5 McCormick
liest collection of
mower fo r
the
g rain « and grasses
Here Is W. U Mustard o f P ow ell
B u tt» again
Thin Mine he nails a
ticket to the Ly ric T heater for three
month* for having the largest pump
kin on exhibition.
Mra Robert K Gray o f Prln evllle
fan eat candy for the next six months
by winning the prlxe offered by Hugh
I«nkln for the moat beautifully ar-
ranged bouquet
Warren, Dickson k McDowell of
P rln e vllle won Ihe Northern Pacific
R ailway « l i v e r cup for the beat ex-
hlbit o f six mutton sheep wethers
Mr* W illia m Horsell o f Prlnevllle
won the
French
Drug Company's
prlxe o f $10 cash for the best display
of bread.
W. O. Mustard o f P o w e ll liq i i e
won the Han er Abstract Company's
prlxe o f f i o fo r the beat collection
o f grains In sheaf.
Mildred A lley of Powell Hutte won
the
Deschutes
P ow e r
Company's
prlxe for the best exhibit of rooking
by g|r | under 1« year* o f age
Alice Hlanrhard o f P rln e vlll e won
the |> P Adamson prlxe for the best
home-made Jellies by girl under I «
year* o f age
formant e*
Mr«. W . H Ayers o f P rln e vlll e won
X
.. . . .
'*"■ J A k <*|K'T k Co prlxe for the
K . t |. II G o in g —
best <11K|||;• > I l f fruit In j ar
"Situ ation W a n te d ” or
_ K e ep
_ . your
.
The llonny vlew Stock
Farm
of
Far
' F o r S a le " ad In K V K R Y IS S I'K o f post won the Great Northern Rail
this paper until you get the desired wny'n silver cup for the best
of
results.
T h e person fo r whom you hog*,
are seeking is going to see the ad
and get In toueh with you.
T he
Johnson
l^mk here, you've he .n
Spokesman classified ads will serve |„ there half at. hour and never said
V a i s x i l i o a n l t i n n 1 1 , . 99 . . . i 11 i m I
.
you eheaply and effectively.
a word
T h e Man in the Telephone lloo'h
<.o n e to T h e Ih ilie s —
I am speaking with my wife, *|r
R. P. Scheurer o f this city left for
T h e Dalles this week with tw o o f his
ia y
T h e W idow Dashaway'» htm-
automobile s to carry passengers from hand didn't leave her mm h when h.
that city to the fa ir grounds, a dls- died, did h e ’
" h*
lance o f about a mile.
T h e Wasco
Ray
No. hut h* left her n r e f .
county fair commenced yesterday and often when he was alive
K cd m n n d .
Eats
Whtn you want the BEST MEAL IN REDMOND
for the MONEY, you ran get it by railing on W.
h. ^Ol N(J, the well known veteran restaurant
man at the
Redmond Grill
Open Day and Night
7
F a rm w agon which was offered by the Oreg on Tru nk R a ilw a y at
th e C r o o k C oun ty F a i r at P rln e v l l l e for the best beef cattle, and which
waa won by G e o r g e Dickson o f the a b o v e place
Anderson Bros.’ Saw Mill
MAM FACT! KKR.« OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
’ NE LUMBER.
OUR MILL IS THE NEAREST
,
‘ T r,,AT Y<,,, CAN GET HIGH-GRADE
LUMBER. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
U i Miles Southwest of Laidlaw.